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... 149 to CC whoopRig-cough, 54 to scarlet fever, 22 to diphtheria, 27 is to fever (principally enteric), and only two to a' smallpox. No death from any of these zymotichi diseases was registered during the week in Hudders- field, whereas theycaused thehighest ...
... h, 100 from measles, 54 from scarlet fever, 29 from diphthera, 27 from fever (principally enteric), and only one fromn smallpox. Those diseases caused the lowest death-rate 1Q Halifax, I)erby, and Brighton; and the highest in Leeds, Preston, and Leicester ...
... whooping- Lai cough, 50 from scarlet fever, 25 from fever (p m- c |ipally enteric), 23 from diphtheria, and only one Iromn it smallpox. No death from any of these zymotic reg idiseases was registered during the week in halifax, the whereas they caused the ...
... diseases in very different proportions. The diseases and deaths were as ?? 5, diarehma 19, scarlet fever 5, diphtheria. 1, smallpox 0, measles 5, and whooping cough 8. The death rate per 1,000 is the samen as that of the month of May, viz., 13. Since the ...
... fror, v diarrhcea, 43 from scarlet fever. 31 Irons dinhtheria e 29 from fever (principally enteric), and not one e frora Smallpox. No deata from any of these zvmotl, I diseaaes was registered curing the v eek in a Plymouth; whereas they caused the highest ...
... trustees to offer for sale by auction es DI I 1'Opl efing three dwelling-houses adjoining the . 1$'kLLVOX EPIDEMIC i SIuEEnIELD.-Smallpox Pr s Lll preralent in Shefflield for some time, and sal rou the inerease. At a meeting of the Hospital Corn- wy it was reported ...
... Th[ ?? 82,with a codicil (dated Fri aexecutors, the personal este exceedn £2,00 Te n ?? testatrix gives £250 each to the Smallpox an Vcinton r .S Hospital (Highgate), the University College Hospital, kind r o the Rfuge for the Destitute (Dalston) ; £io ...
... explored. )f TEN CUBANS Stnio&TxED.-At Rolquin, on the island of Cuba, a-short time ago, a workman, as a pre- a caution against smallpox, built a coal fire before retiring 4 i, for the night, and placed thereon several leaves of tobacco, I le the fumes of fwhech ...
... L airyat hisperid h shuldhave thought, for any ne .to dfen ?? vaccinition. Betwen 147 ~d 153 te anualdeath-.rate from. n smallpox was 1,615 per million.4 to 1854 to 1871, when,'t tevaccination was obligatory. but inseff ient, 817;n 1272- ' 1280 the number ...
... thought 0~ 5ere a holiday may with the greatest amount of letefit be 5peip At such a moment it is exasperating t Bovr that the smallpox has broken out in the iarar place favoured, or that fever is predicted as 4 ort, rthat bad smells oompound the grateful ...
... animals may be protected from the infec- tion of rabies,' this protection being comparable 'with that of vaccination against smallpox. So far there is nothing unstable. But when it comes to d answering with numerical precision the question of success in cases ...